Senator Platt and Civic Flags in the Headlines
The piece notes Senator Platt of New York to take a second wife, Saint Louis to adopt a civic flag, Chicago and Saint Louis civic flag history, and a wry anecdote about Eugene Field, William Curtis, and a $50 loan as Curtis searches for permanent investments in Washington.
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New York
Depew
Saint Louis
Saint Lews
Chicago
Eugene Field
Washington
Ws. Curtis
Roosevelt explains openings for political appointments
The President asserts all appointments must be by merit not influence. He rebuked General Miles for talking too much and emphasizes open, aboveboard leadership as Commander in Chief. A Senator’s plea at the White House is noted as unlikely to prevail.
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Army
Navy
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White House
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Mothers Worm Syrup Touts Tasted Cure for Worms
Mothers Worm Syrup claims to be the best tasting and most effective worm medicine for children. Advertisers touts its gentle formula and strength to remove intestinal worms quickly.
Canal route debate shifts to President after price dispute
Senator Morgan remains a strong supporter of the Nicaraguan route while senators weigh the Walker commission findings favoring Nicaragua versus Panama. Reports suggest canal costs may rise toward 500 million dollars, complicating legislation and budget prospects as the President may decide the route. Emperor William invites Miss Roosevelt to christen his new yacht in New York, with the President accepting for his daughter.
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Morgan
Congress
Walker Commission
Mason
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama
Price
Admiral Walker
William
Roosevelt
New York
United States
Germany
Venezuela
Discovery Promise Of Longer Life By Dr Kings Remedy
Editor O H Downer of Churubusco endorses Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption as the most infallible remedy for coughs colds and grip. He claims it gives instant relief and cures pneumonia consumption and lung weakness. Charles Rayer guarantees every bottle with trial bottles free.
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O H Downer
Churubusco
National Capitol Desks Damaged by Congress Members
Assistant Architect Elliott Woods reports that members of Congress are cutting, scratching, and mutilating the new desks installed for the House of Representatives. He suggests supplying Speaker Henderson with an old fashioned birch to correct the behavior of the lawmakers.
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Chitect
National Capitol
Congress
House of Representatives
Woods
Henderson
Arrangements Offer One-Year Farm Papers Bundle Deal
Publishers offer a combined one year subscription to The Farmers Friend and the Silver Lake Record for only $1.15, providing readers with a compact package of rural news and local notices at a reduced price.
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Farmers Friend
Silver Lake Record
Helping Bill Mandy and Mother in Law Story
Neighbor asks what Bill and Mandy are doing. Mandy helps and the mother assists as the family shares tea. Chas. Rager appears in the vignette about everyday life and a Rocky Mountain Tea ritual.
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Mandy
Mother
Chas. Rager
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